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🇹🇭 | Thailand infrastructure Public Railway🚉

1)BTS green line 68.25 km Opened ✅
2)MRT blue line 48 Km Opened✅
3)MRT purple line 23 km Opened✅
4)ARL 28.4 km Opened✅
5)APM gold line 2.7 km Opened✅
6)SRT red line 139.3 km Open May 2021✅
7)Monorails Pink line 34.5km Open october 2021✅
8)Monorails yellow line 30.4 km Open october 2021✅
9) MRT orange line 35.9 km Open 2023.

Total Length 410.45 Km🥰

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The Similarity of culture between Malaysia & Myanmar 🇲🇾🇲🇲
Both are amazing and beautiful ❤️

The 6 super cities of Malaysia🇲🇾

Makati city Philippines 🇵🇭

Jackie Chan at Ankor Wat, Cambodia 🇰🇭

Some pictures of Kun Bokator Competition at Sea Games 2023!



Bokator is one of the oldest traditional martial arts in Cambodia. Literally translating into ‘to pound a lion’, it is thought to have begun 1700 years ago on the battlefields of the ancient Khmer Empire.

The martial art is unique in that every single part of the body can be used as a weapon. Reflecting the fighting styles of animals.

Numerous Angkorian bas-relief carvings represent some Bokator fighting, which substantiates the ancient origin of this martial art, as well as the status it was being granted at the time. Bokator, both as a combat technique and some spiritual asceticism, took part in the er****on of the colossal military power of the Angkor empire; moreover, thanks to the superiority of these combat techniques, the Khmer people were able to prevail upon their enemies during about eight hundred centuries.

Not only Bokator brings forward the principles of self-discipline and respect, but it also includes some techniques of breathing, meditation, and natural medicine. Through Bokator, the students are learning how to physically protect themselves against the attacks of a third person; Bokator also intends to develop determination, self-esteem, as well as some taste for Khmer culture and history.

Kun Lbokator, traditional martial arts in Cambodia, inscribed on UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2022.

And other name elements that related to Kun Bokator : Kun Khmer, Kbach Kun Khmer , Kun Bokator and Bokator!



Credit: Rothana Sean

Tattoo Art in Burmese Cultures/ Myanmar 🇲🇲

Tattoos became popular in different parts of Burma, especially amongst the : A Ta’i ethnicity still dominating the present Shan States in northeast Burma. Shan men were (and are) tattooed between the waist to the knee as a sign of virility. While it is believed that in ancient times both genders were tattooed more widely, nowadays tattooing of women is extant only in the state in western Burma, where for at least the past century facial tattoos are cosmetically desirable.

The traditional art of tattooing is deeply rooted in Burma's history: from kings to commoners, tattoos were exemplars and devices of masculine strength, feminine beauty, cultural identity and aesthetic appeal, while endowed as well with spiritual powers serving as protection from evil forces. Tattoos also demonstrated religious devotion to Buddhism as well as seeking protection.

Credit: AmazingMyanmar

Amazing bamboo bridges from Cambodia,Laos, Philippines and Indonesia 😍🇰🇭🇱🇦🇵🇭🇮🇩

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🇵🇭🇮🇩 | Not just two but there are three pink beaches that can be found in the Philippines and Indonesia

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A very interesting map of Southeast Asia by Unique Media Inc.